Enlight Gold weavers I want to tell you a good tale about those distant times when on earth they still understood the language of four-legged and feathered creatures and listened to their wise words. At that time she live... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Wolf and deer A deer was walking through the forest and suddenly heard a plaintive howl. He followed the voice and saw that the wind had knocked down a large spruce, and the wolf had been crushed by that spruce. Th... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Young blacksmith Once upon a time there lived a peasant. In his youth he worked as a farm laborer. Only in his old age did he put together some kind of farm and live well with his wife and three sons. From an early ag... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight How the master became a horse In the old days there lived a cruel gentleman. He did not spare his workers at all - he tortured them half to death at work. He didn’t even allow me to rest on holidays. One morning on a big holiday, ... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Mouse and Sparrow The mouse's health was poor - there was not enough fresh air in the closet. She ran to her old friend the sparrow for advice on what to do. “I wasted away,” he says, “in my closet.” There is not enoug... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Wolf and sheep Once upon a time there was a wolf, and there was a sheep. The sheep strayed from the herd, got lost in the forest and ended up living there. But the forest is the wolf’s home. A wolf and a sheep met a... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Forbidden Knot Somehow it turned out to be an unlucky year in the fishing village. Since the fall, the fish did not go well in the nets - by spring, the pantries were empty. For fishermen, fish is like bread for pea... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Magic knots One day, fishermen went to the island of Hiiumaa to fish. The wind was blowing favorably, and they soon reached the place. We caught a lot of fish there and began to think about returning. We turned o... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Unchangeable ruble A wealthy peasant had three sons. The two eldest were smart people and skilled in any work, but the third, the youngest, was already known as a fool from childhood: he could not cope with any task pro... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Why does a hare have a split lip? Once the hares gathered under a tall pine tree and began to complain about their bitter fate. And the eldest listened and listened, then came forward and said: - My dear brothers! Poor hares have a ba... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
Enlight Beautiful bride Once upon a time there lived a peasant. He had three sons - two smart, the third a fool. His father grew old. The time has come to share the good among the sons. But the old man doesn’t know who to gi... Estonian Fairy Tales Fairy Tales
